Managing by Expectation
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Blog posts, news, and articles from BuddyCRM on how to use CRM for sales people, sales managers, and sales teams.
10 Common Mistakes in Lead Follow-Up and How to Overcome Them with BuddyCRM
Explore ten key mistakes in lead follow-up and learn how BuddyCRM can help overcome them for improved lead engagement and conversion.
Prompt vs Delayed Lead Follow-Up: A Comparative Analysis
Explore the impact of prompt vs delayed lead follow-up in sales, understand the challenges, and discover strategies to improve your approach.
5 CRM-Driven Steps to Aligning Marketing and Sales for Wholesalers
Following these five steps, you’ll learn to use modern CRM solutions for data management and bring your marketing and sales efforts into better alignment.
How to Master the Art of Selling Without Being Pushy: A Quick Guide to the Sandler Selling Method
Say no to pushy selling. This quick guide to the 50+ year-old sales technique developed by David Sandler puts the customer first in selling.
Sales Techniques: Fanatical Prospecting
Fanatical Prospecting has become the default sales book for new entrants to the world of sales. Its key focus is that sales do not come without hard work, and that to be successful, salespeople must constantly keep their pipeline full of leads.
Sales Techniques: The Challenger Sale
We look at The Challenger Sale, a sales methodology developed by Matthew Dixon and Brent Adamson. How can this technique be used in your sales team?
Sales Techniques: SPIN Selling
We look at another sales methodology. SPIN selling relies on the salesperson building rapport through a series of questions to discover the customer’s Situation, Problem, Implications, and Needs.
Sales Techniques – The JOLT Effect
JOLT, is a new sales methodology to overcome customer indecision devised by authors Ted McKenna and Matthew Dixon. The book looks at the science of decision-making and how high performers overcome indecision.